Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-29
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Cespsiled from Various Sources

NEWS LIN BRlEF.
CcsuEiled from Various Sources.
CHICAGO had such an Anarchist scare on
she DIST that a large part of the police
we're concentrated at the Jail.
TUT report that Mexico had closed ser
..arts TO United Sss.es commerce. sssa ass-
nonnt OF the cholera scare is denied.
GOVERNOR GORDON of Georgia is an
,ourced 10 take the stump in Ohio in an
s,rar to Governor Foraker's assaults upon
the South.
coryTERFFIT postal cards have been dis
covered at Pittsburgh, Pa, so skillfully
ovaor+Ad that their detection is very diff
.nlt It is thought they emanate from
New York.
Tur polce have warned the Irish news
,certs against exposing papers OF
nlacords containing any references tc
meetings Of suppressed branches of the
National League
THE Canadian press continues to be
gerry pronounced in opposition to Joseph
Chamberlain as a member of the Fisheries
Commission. Chamberlain does not pro.
nose to withdraw, however.
THE police of Killarney have forbidden
news venders to place or expose placards
Of United Ireland or other newspapers con-
taining reports of meetings of proclaimed
trorohag of +ha National T,parOe
ONE Of the severest snow and wind.
storms ever known in the Black Hills sci
in on the evening of the 22d and continued
all night Eight inches of snow fell, and
the drifts seriously impede travel
ACCORDING to advices received from
Merv, Avoub Kahn has assumed the direc
ton OF the insurgents in Afghanistan. Il
is also reported that Fviozkokis, the noted
chieftain has joined the insurgents.
II the Anarchist cases at Washington,
on the DIST, application was made to the
United States Supreme Court for writ OF
error. The court ordered printed copies o1
the records in the cases to be submitted al
once.
GENERAL SHERIDAN has arrived at the
conclusion that the revolving Crows in
Montana can be peacefully captured by q
sufficient force, and has ordered Genera
Ruger to proceed with troops and effect
the arrest.
SENATOR MCPHERSON, Of New Jersey
has published his reply to Henry Lytle'
attack on him. He denies all the allega
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tended reply to similar charges as cover
ing the case.
THE people of Dexter, Me-, were in 6
state Of excitement on the 22d over the
preliminary examination of Stair and
Cromwell for participation in the nur-
der Of Cashier Barron and the robbery OF
the Dexter Bank.
SIX now cases Of yellow fever were re-
ported at Tampa, Fla, in the twenty
four hours ended theevening sof the 22d,
aH light; deaths; fifteen patients in the
hoSplta five doctors are sick. Experienced
physicians and nurses are needed.
s
ANNE INGRAM that was, the latest per-
son said to havs been the victim of the
RAILWAY IN. J.) murder, appeared in
court alive and we'll on the 22d, and thus
exploded the last sensation in connection
with this remarkable case,
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DIPLOMATIC circles in Washington are
e oe augmented this winter by the com
inS o. new minister resident from the
court OF the King of Corea. The distin-
6uished gentleman has been appointed,
iha VIII sail for this country in Noyem-
Der. 0-i'
1He Princesses Louise and Maude of
""eS' whose illness at Copenhagen
e"uNe1 considerable anxiety in English
eouit cTciea, are progressing favorably,
o@a .aeT complete recovery, without any
" lhe unfortunate Affections that often
result from their disease is assured.
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~ CRANK CREDEFORD, also known as
1''"Lord' whose mama has been con-
''e4 ~, with the latest clew in the Railway
w '') murder mystery as the tramp
V"'er, ana with whom the dead girl
vas Said to have been married, was ar
list. - ~ : ~ y u =
N. ii CALL tor mass meeting in New York
!. n. 'us night of the oath to protest against
M execution of the Chicago Anarchists
as Deen widely distributed. The call
es from the Central Labor Union
puo district Assembly, No. 49, K. of l..
l'o'cos Conkling and Rev. DR.. Talmage
ing ~ 0 e'
--iAu TENANT FoULK, of the navy, now on
u1'y IN Japanese waters, is about to
Iy japanese girl at Nagasaki. The
ioUig lady taught Lieutenant Foulk the
~, UaSe OF the country, and during his
tgt.o'ohSed = stay on shore duty in Corea
MI TWO Kept up correspondence, she
ing III English, which she had been
1euo hy her foreign lover.
:, 'aE London iSportsmea's correspondent
goa Syaney, n. S. W., telegraphs that
hsiiiah' the Canadian oarsman, is suffer-
ro3 re i1om carbuncle on one of his wrists,
ssrutig ss-uering it impossible for him to row for
o,eial con days. His race with Beach will
Of y qaently be postponed until the last
me-, Nv, eihber or the first part of December,
ueu The Australian sculler is willing.
mi iNoLEUM, which had been used for
A. 0"usht fire in the Fulton Iron Works
and ! francisco on the night of the 18th,
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